[sounding]

The Villages Philosophy Club will examine this issue at 4 PM on Jan 17 at the Lake Miona Recreation Center.

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Easy answer: It'll happen some time around 4093 AA (After the Apocalypse).

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Easy answer: It'll happen some time around 4093 AA (After the Apocalypse).

Yes! And it will be on a Tuesday at 4:27 pm eastern standard time. Beautiful ocean sunset a few hours later.
Guaranteed or your money back.
🙂🙃🫠😉

[bopat]

I’d say sometime after Costco opens in The Villages

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by bopat

I’d say sometime after Costco opens in The Villages

Possibly.

[sounding]

Originally Posted by sounding

The Villages Philosophy Club will examine this issue at 4 PM on Jan 17 at the Lake Miona Recreation Center.

Here's a clue to why sea level predictions are wrong ... Just a moment...

[daniel200]

Many already have Golf frontage. Isn’t the Villages closer to the Golf?

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by sounding

Here's a clue to why sea level predictions are wrong ... Just a moment...

Critical thinkers should be able to jump all over this.

[RICH1]

why would the ocean stop rising at the Villages? I've seen small creeks bend semi-trucks in half.

[defrey12]

Originally Posted by sounding

The Villages Philosophy Club will examine this issue at 4 PM on Jan 17 at the Lake Miona Recreation Center.

This is a joke, right? This is NOT an issue last I checked.

[opinionist]

Let me guess.
When half of Florida is underwater due to global warming.
I heard that story, but it turned out to be not true.

[Andyb]

Too funny!

[Two Bills]

No concern of mine, my kids, or grands.
Not a problem.
Just another **** stir post.

[ehonour]

Well, this study says the mean surface temperature of the Earth 100 million years ago as perhaps as much as 20degC higher than today:

Just a moment...

And this study shows the changes in the continents over the last 100 million years, starting with a grouping that appears not to have significantly less land area than today:

Most detailed geological model reveals Earth’s past 100 million years - The University of Sydney

Cordially,
Doc Honour

[sounding]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

No concern of mine, my kids, or grands.
Not a problem.
Just another **** stir post.

And Hansen is one of the best stir posts.